Sum Puff: Quit Smoking Tracker

Name: Sum Puff: Quit Smoking Tracker
Rating: 4.5 (517 reviews)
Author: Kaml Abdel-Kader

By: Kaml Abdel-Kader App

Track Puffs Anytime & Quit

Overview

Version:

2.0.1

Last updated: 2026-07-21

Ranking

#79,503 ▼ 189

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Sum Puff automatically counts every puff, giving you a true view of your vaping habits with no manual logging. See daily patterns, peak times, and your nicotine intake to stay informed and motivated. Set a personalized quit date, compare progress (today vs yesterday, this week vs last), and earn achievements as your health improves. Over 500K vapers already track their journey. Note: some features require a subscription; payments are handled by iTunes with auto-renew and easy Management in Settings. Privacy and Terms links are provided.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Data

By:

Kaml Abdel-Kader

Rating:

4.50

(517)

Version:

2.0.1 Last updated: 2026-07-21

Version code:

885521098

Creation date:

2024-06-05

Compatible devices:

Size:

128.50MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-23

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 79,503 ▼ 189

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Developed by:

Kaml Abdel-Kader

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/sum-puff-quit-smoking-tracker/id6503664647

Website:

https://sumpuff.com

User Reviews

Reviews center on a promising puff-tracking concept and a clean UI but are dominated by concerns about data inaccuracies, frequent resets, and a pricey paywall. Users also cite logging friction and misleading 'free' marketing. Overall, the app shows potential but execution and price deter sustained use.

Pros

Strong concept of tracking vape usage to help quitting.
Helps visualize spending on vaping and potential cost awareness.
Nice, appealing layout/UI.

Cons

Expensive paywall/subscription; users feel it’s not worth the cost.
Data tracking inaccuracies and bugs (counts reset, data not updating, mismatches).
Usability friction in logging (hard to set up, required double taps, frequent logging interruptions).
Marketing/advertising claims feel misleading about being free.